The Sun. — London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

I S. Aitft S %, ED--3 z Watertord: Dus i Cadiz, t boo, t Malta, 1 Du i blin, t Watenord. (U liT( TH15.•.1% Y A r * . , CK -66 i/ Rcd. Ann ,• /^ I Omniurn - Consols - : ii if Y , l : . QUIS FAI.SUM AUDEAT) I) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1810. S (Air lair. following Medical Repons have been s'iewn at Si. James's :-- Windsor Castle, Nov. le, Halt:T.lst Eight P.M. " , His MAJESTY continues much the same as he was in the morning. " H. R. REYNOLDS. " H. lIALP•RD. " HEBERDEN. " M. BAILLIE. " R. WILLIs." " Windsor Castle, Nov. it. 'S i°. " his IrAJECTY IS still a little better this worn ng t hau he wa, yesterday. " H. R. REYNOLDS. " H. ITALFOED. " W. HEBERDEN. " M. BAIGLIE. " R. WILLIS." " 'Windsor tThistle, Nov. rr, tR:o. Nine P.M. •' ",•His MAYESTY has a little more fever this evening than he had in the morning." • Signed as above. 44 Windsor Castle, Nov 72, Olio. " Although his MAJESTY has passed the night with very little sleep, yet he Appears in no respect worse. than he was yesterday." Sign:d as above. Our Readers will do us the justice to recolleatha• we have fur some time past - differed from ni:ny 'of our contemporaries on the subj+d of a battle in The general opietidli was, that MASSENA - would immediately attack Lord WELLINo.rok in his strong position : Au thought otherwise, and the ar. counts which have at length reached us from Lis try, or rye r a our opintoo was entree ; no battle had taken place as,late as the Ist inst. It was reported yesterdaratrernoon, that a Tele graphic- Message had reached the Admiralty, an n ;uricalg the arrival of dispatch, , s (ruin Lout WEL LINGTON. report was in par correct. arrival of the Princess Charlotte packet, was an nounced by Tiegraph, but she did not bring any dispatUL.s taro., Lord WELLINGTON, Accntuits, bow. ver, have be 9 rec-it ed tr• this vessel lorn the Army, down to the first inst.; at that time no change hat taken place in ,the positions of either Army, nor had a thcre been any skirm i shing. . MASSENA bad rt.coiioilred, our position several times, but not thought proper to venture upon an attack. It is stated, that 'his aiiity Is in want of provisions; we think very probable, because so large an army must soon exhaust the magazines be brought will, s , him, and the Portuguese Militia in hts rear would prevent his receiving any supplies, unless escorted by a vety formidable force in !eetl. A letter wit cu we hate seen from Oporto, states," that two French officers who had deserted had arrived there; they stated, that MAssENA had shot several of Iris officers for tnisconducA in the battle of Busaco. By tints _Dryad frigate which has arrived from Corunna, letters and papers have been received from the nor!) of Spain and from Portugal. Some of the letters mention reports of battles between the grand armi s, hich we know to •be unfounded ; but we are happy to find that the account of 'Colonel TRANT's gallant and successful attack upon . Coim bra is cot,firtned. We understand that the Mon dego is considerably sArlied by the late rains, and 113 the •Portuguese are constrihaing - vorks in every favuuraok position, for obstructing MAsSENA'S re treat, his situation, in the event of a defeat, will be most critical. We are happy 'to find that the Expedition which Sailed from Coutima to make a diersion on the Wrthern Coast of Spain, has commenced its opera tions with success, as appears from 'lie folowing Letter : " CORUNNA, OCT. 25, 1810.—Information has been this pay'recei%ecl at this place, from the Expe= dition Which sailed from here on the 14th instant, under` General RENoVALES, by which it appears, that tt ~.it 1 landing was made in Gijon, from which town they dislodged the enemy, on the 17th inst. ►,ea'. nig Poitmatt proceeding towards Oviedo." INTELLIGENCE. FROM-INDIA. Authent:c accounts have been received fully con fiinnug our intelligence res r eeting the complete vie inn obtained .by Ameer Khan, (Ater his rivals 'and oppoi,ents rti th Court of riulkar. li, has succeed ed it) bringing over the 1.-',hye to his interest, and at !he d of the lost a( counts Wak I tstly occui:ied im incasurts for A tie payment of the arrears due 14.)!1ke 'mops. As soon as this tvoik should - be accomplished, it t, as so, pOsed th4t the Khan would endeavonr to get rid of toe bands of Pt ,darries, •t} hope aid had SU much contributed to his sthiess, by directing ►heir force apinst Scindia, who was buoying about with his army to the North-wrst part oflwa, anxious to avoid the rtupendin4 . visitation. , " The I..lliitbar,, fur March, mention prepara tion% !hell' , on iiithe J. pore Country i fur the reduction Of a fort named :.iotkirltoas, as in the pos. ,essit4ir of wt,ico Sti,%ae Ja 6 git Sing,. the Rajah, had unslertaken to reinstate the Tackoors of the district i for utilise a small - force bad been fitted out and pro% idea Niib all lie necessary implements tor hat t,...ring th e walls.- Roy Clitter had been re. chinned to his ailegianee under the state of Jeypore, by t ,e persuasion of the Sirdars. reported that Runjeet Sing has lately taken adtantage of the existing catrinup ions in the dotn of Canul, to extend his conquests among the d pendencies of that empire he is said to have Nearly reduced the whole province of Moultan, with the exception of a single ti;rtres,;. Captain Wilson has succeeded in expel ing Go patli Sing from his principal stronghold in the in. , thitains, a place named Jhughir. This service was effected after a march of utionutiton retarded equally by the ruggednes and steepness of tie ascent, and by the artificial Obil aCit'S iiich :be enemy fad . cutistrue.ted ; the entrance of the fart, linwever, bein 4 once gained, tin fatther resi;nanee as attenipted—Gopaul and his people ti-d precipi tately by the opposlte gate, and sought sbelter in the jungle. Attei razinc: all the works, ,rind burning the stores, the detachment returned to Kokherettee: It does not appear that el i ther parry sustained any loss in the course of the affair. A letter from Altoga, alluding to the rewards paid to hers giving infbrnation against thr possessuts of Etigl4,l l in 4nutatturc, and Coloni,il product., re marks, that those who con.ider morally as the bond of i4ocirty, ant f h foundation of religion, tremble for the rising generation, w:,ett they be hold the public authorities bolding m‘t such nts.,to them 'I) become informers. We have 1 .ays the writer. •eell a wife betra• her hus band—a son is to fier-;=and a neiglibwir his friend and protettor ! Priv ie let ers from Bourieaux mention, that Marsha; M ledollCl had, ;It the late': end of August, , tuccreded, with cons , defable difficulty, in throw ing sox inotrits provisions het° Barcelona, al.(' that the patriotic force in the neighbborhood of this tortre,s had been greatly augnienti-d by the arrival of Irt‘sh levies from B lagner, Cervera, and Mantr;a, and that it was in contemplation' to turn the bioctiade into a sieg. A ve,sei , rr;vedon Saturday from Amsterdam, from wnence she was dikpatchtcl several clays ago. The buswess on wtich she cline related entirely to mer cantile ,itrairs. Not i. g c uld tqual the di,iresti pro,. duc d 1:3, the stagt.ation q trad-, and the conster nation :occasioned by BUONAfAitTE'S degree's tin' bur, VI British inanufaanies. • Many great failures tre expected. The Fr, ich Clamber of Arts ha's, presented to M. Appel t, a pi etniu.n of t 2,000 francs, tor his re cent invention otpreservirg fruits, vegetabksoneat.., and all kinds of alotnal trod, every v eleg tabl e substances, several as, on condititin that his method be ma piib , c tin the g , iieral good. A severe sli‘,ck of an eart, , quake vv;.is telt in the Cry of Si_ Domino on of August. It lastrd several nunuie6, during which several houses felt, and the people were eying in all directions., The Countess Gottorp is, we learn, recovering from the eif .tts of t! - ,e late dreadful' accident whico betel her near Darmstadt, but her medical atten dants are of opi:tion r ti,it the bruises she received will &figure her for lite. Oh Saturday the Prinee of WALES came to Carle- UM-11011Se, but his !loyal Highficssiii the cvcningre turned to Windsor. Although t e tunerol of. the Princess AMELIA is direc-ted to be pri:ate,: numntiers of the -N, bility and Genlry hate engaged beds and stabling at Windsor till "\Vcdoesday next. Yesterdaj. a Marge portion of the inhabitants of L didon appeared in morning, and the generAv aect of the top. n dicl j us t i ce t o ti me public teellngs, occa sioned bq the death of the late amiable Princess. ;The Flora transport, on her late pussage. from Lis bon, foundered near. Cork, when the mate - and 14 seamen were drown , d ; three of the crew. wete say, d by a Wexford sloop. _ , A small tessel was run. down on' the Q. 011) Se,p ember, 01l Cape St. Vincent, by the Eclipse Iran port, mirked B. IX. and all the eiew 'drowned. Both vussehi belons;:d to the Undaunted's controy, butind t i Poriugal, the Mediterranean, &c. A British sloop which was lost about thirty years ago, with a great number of palsengers, • on Lake o,,tario, in America, was la►ely .discovered 44 Miles East of the fort, 20 . feet below the surface of 'the water. Au aFcomplished young lady in Huntingdonshire has brought an action . against a Reverend Divine, a Fellow of Cambridge, tor a breach of promise ot marriage. Yesterday being the first Sunday in Term, the Lord Mayor and several Aldermen attended divine service, with the Judges, at St. Paul's Church. Both Houses of PArliament will meet on Thurs day, pursuant to adjournment, whin it is expected that a farther adjournment of fourteen days will take place, to give further time to the Physcians to de cide upon the afflicting case of the SOVEILIEGN. .The Jockey Club, atter a full investigation, have re sal•ed that payment of the King's Plate, run for at Warwick this year, ought to be suspended,' the horse which won it having been entstred in a wrong name, and also erroneously as to age. The hoise was never the property of Lord Ram:litre, whose name was used without his permission. , , NAVAL i•TEICV. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Arrived the ship transport Rose, belonging to Guernsey, HARVEY, master, - from Gibraltar and Cadiz, , with a cargo of oil, bonnd to London, put in here in distress,' .the cargo having shifted and the _pumps being croaked, and the vessel has received considerable damage in gales of wind ; a few days since she spoke a brig from Newfound land, with a cargo bound to Cadiz, all ws ll ; the Rose sailed from Gibraltar_ on the t Ith (30C)her; in company with a fleet consisting of aboUt 07 - sail an der convoy of his . Majesty's ship Roman, of 18 guns, Cai.ta , n WHoßrtwooD, parted company yesterday morning off the Eddystone, and left only one trans port With the convoy, the fleet having been all dis persed in different gales ; we are happy to state that the Rose does not bring any account of the yellow fever being in the Bay of Gibraltar, the report of its having been brought there by some German soldiers in a transport from Carthagena, it is hoped is wholly without foundation. Arrk;ed the Portuguese ship Americana, jot DE FouscA, master, from St. Salvador, with a cargo conststing of coffee, sugar, hides and i7otton, hound to London ; she was captured on the 2 . 56 040ber, in lat. 46..0. N. king. 10. 0. W. by the F;ench ship privateer, Le Charles, of 22 guns, and a comple ment of 200 men, and, re-captured on the 31st fol lowing, in lat. 45. 30. N. long. 17. 0. W. by his Mjesty's ship, Dryad, of 36 guns, Captain GAL* , wAr, which ship arrived here this 'morning from , Corunna with dispatches. Sailed his M , jesty's ships Hero; of 74 guns, Cap tain J. 'W. NItWJIAN, for Basque Roads; apd Orestes, of 18 guns, r. r. captain ~APENOTIERE, on a cruize; also sailelthe Telemachus, SwAFFIER, for Oporto. His Maj..sty's ship Pickle is not arrived . here as stated yesterday. Arrived the Union, Fttvcr4, from Gloricester. Went out of Harbour his Majr'sty's ship Standard, of 64 guns Nov. 10.—A vesst.l arrived here this mo!ning from France, in 12 ►lays, bring; inielligenc•e that 800, NAPARTE has ordered every n►an capbleot nearing arms, to be trained and immvdiarely sent to the army: Arrived the :Portuguese ship Estrella, PACIIA MENTO, master, from Pernambuco, with a cargo con sisting of sugar, cotton, and dye-wood, bound to London; immediatety on her arrival she proceeded up Hamatze to the \Veit .Mid, wlyfre, on the tide leaving - tn,r she fell over, by which accident her yards- were obliged to be cutaway, and the cargo i, now taking on board lighters, the greater part of which is cxpe&ed to be saved. The Princess charlotte packet, Ciptain K tsRR, arr n ited at Falmouth yesterday, in i 0 days from Lis bon ; no battle had taken place, and Oat ho.tile armies remained in the ape positions; off the Lizard yesterday, about one A. M. the Princess charlotte tell in w,th and engaged a French schobner privateer, which was maintained on both sides with the greatest spirit tur some time, when the priva• reer sheered oil; the mails were preserved and landed at Falmouth; Captain KERR, the mate, two seamen, and Mr. M‘Koom, passenger s „ were wound ed, the latter mortally; the loss on the pact of the enemy could not be ascertained. The following packets are expeaed to sail from hence to-morrow morning, provided the wind is fair, viz. :—Express, BULLOCKE, Ca Prin , cess Elizabeth, KIDD,. for Li3bon ; Atiqon, T4v- Lim, for Cadiz ; and Diana, JAMES, fin' the ,Bra zils. The -following vessels sailed from hence Cu Thurs day for Lisbon, under convoy of his .Majesty's ship liornutus, and are put back by stormy we.ither,,viz.': the Portuguese brig, Posamento Felix, the . Rover victualler, Capt, SWAN, and the Henry, LEWIS. • His Majesty's ship Sceptre, of 74 gun's; was un docked yesterday, and his Majesty's ship Atptune, of yki guns, docked. Arrived the Italian brig Erizimto,, M. S. Gez raw, Master, from Naples, with a Cargo of wine, bound to London, was obliged to put in here this morning, the weather being stormy. His Majesty's ship Princess Charlotte, of 36 guns, takes convoy to Cork, .and will sail the moment the wind is fair. its , Majesty's ship D r y a d t h at arr i ve d h ere yes 7 terday from -Corutma, brings an account of the Ex pedition under Commodore MENDS having taken Gijon, together with property and plunder to the amount of 30,000. which had been, collefied there by the French troops. The enemy became panic struck at the approach of the squadron, and let the town in confusion without making the smallest re. sistance. Au order has been received at the Royal Mili ary Hospital to prepare accommodations for 500 sick and wounded troops, which are expected here from • Put back his Majesty'A ship liero,t own! to Roads. , 31 1 ' Sailed the Ea r l Sp encer cutter f or a:if:rose:l, Gambier cutter on a cruze.. The Portugui..ze ship Eth-ell west o, t ishore on t he • 14 Mud, is now on her beam en d s , and the "' ti de expected. to r c cei‘e consider6ble damage , as storm is increasing, and no boats can go to lierar sistancq. During the storm thi s d a y severa l b oa tS have bin to upset in Hamoaze, and we ha v e not bLen JO ° learn whether any of the crews were saved. Ir e FA.L.MOUTIi t Nov. 9.—The Princess ufalt..-. packet, Capt. Khßti, is just arrived from Lisb °l3 : ten days: . The armies are exJc t tly in the ow e sL I : as when the last 'accounts Jett Lisbon. No bad had been fbught. It is sa id th e ene..'y's a rtliY ? re badly oft for provisions. '1 he Princes Ch ar ' ° ' ile k had an action yesterday m orning at otte .o'cioc" the Lizard, with a French schooner pri• alde r ' °ll as lain happy to say, ' beat her tiff, although s llc ; Kas suffered much from the enemy's musketry . crew' and passengers behaved nonly.—lllet, alloW I ng .13 a list of the .wounded to Mr. M'Coombe, passenger , iticirtally. Richard ga" „-a livo c seaman, ditto. Charles Fathom, ditto, lost Ail aim. P si. 14,111111t0n, seaman , slightly. Caw.* Kerr, sligilLlY• Hutton, Mare, ditto. ! „, D p PoRTsi!MUTHi'y Nov. 11.—The Roman 5.- - . War that arrivvd her e fr !i n t h e Mcditerrana „ Priddy last, sailed from Gibraltar on the WO tlir ‘ wilt,-2s sail of trauports andmetchaatmeo, "der con.uy, 13 sJil of which parted compaq a St' re Vincent. Th e only p ii i p4 arrive d at ails P ull 1 . IL the Flora and Huirtby tran , porrs. The . 1 0 M an the Aoige and Onyx at Giuraiar. tiO VV,,,tu the becotries more moder ate, . 6 Venus, CdplalLl CKA WPOR D i and iiimatle, C`V t3 i l - • WooLcubusa, w,ll sail for L e i t h w i t h ficLic h tiers un their pari le. is The nudertnentioned 1 convoys are now I V r' ,heie ind bound, ,viz. t o e sur Cadiz' GI ;altar, and the Writ Aatad trig.,te fu r Ui s West ' , kites, waiting the arrival ut the Al ajava storv-btitp; and the illutine brig tor tlw Bra zii6 ,‘a . Arrived - the !tattler gun-b r i g , C apta in troio a ctulzg. SHEERNESS, Nov. 10. - --Sailed his 111Jjes1Y Galatea tur Portsmouth. • e t t i ` The - wind blew s o h ar d a t S . E . the sllirn re. Great Nor had no cormnuincation with tile s° ,e s Halt Tast.•Ft%e.—Arrived his Majesty's °ll Tweed and ..&11;u7, from the North Sea.. Sif 6 DEAL, Nov. t .—Yeste r d a y i t blew. 81-5 1 , it hard from the E. to tile' N.. W. with a very -e4 sea. The s hip E n l er p t i ze, lI .. LRR , lost tvi" air' to chors and c a bl es . A P urtugoeze n r , g, Flora, lost au anchor and cable, and several V tbe ashore. shared the same fate. n oft, Came down fro m the River the Mars,FA"' fur Martinique ; A nn Doloilly, CAUSi, for St'Pa, cra ; and the Middlesex, BLACK, for the Writ jn ales. Remain his M a j es t y ' s s hi ps as per last, 311 J' ,4)l tl ' e Charlotte, C o r nwa lli s , and Si,.James Sit bald, Indiamen. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY' ig b r To the Moucher on , f or t h e d etention of the PruSs-Bcore Minerva,. in sight of the Haniy gun-brig, at No. 44' street, Plymouth, tor three mouths. o the. Seine, tor the recapture or . the Starling with the Poitiers and Sh a nno n) on b o.:r d the Seil'e t mouth, on the 14th, and the recalls at Hawker's " pi Plymouth. lzic Co the A r t nid e , f or t h e capture of L'Aiinable 1,01 company with th e Nl on k ey, Daring, and Aorlan ) r , the Armide at Portshivulh, on the I4th and the rc 2z,i Norfolk -street. , To,the Pert, for the capture of the schooner Afar the 12th, .at No. r, Fish-streef; Doctors. Cormig'i l* the recalls on Moltdayi and Fridays at the same Pi a "' can ti To the Gouchapin, tor the c a p ture o f L' I Mastro, o t" 12th, at No. 1, t 'sir-street, Dottors' Commons, and t J calls at the same place un Monday:: and Fridays. ~,hbt1 1; : To the , thin, tor th e capture of.e Navarthis on board on the 1 4 t h and th r : rc c : a il s Hurit's Stoliehouse, on Alondass and ThursnaN. le Four -e.;ssels, w h ose names we have not '` parted tr0..1 their anchors and went on shore 6ll J ~ tutday last o n Y armout h beach. The creW:-.005 them would have a ll perished, butior the exe rt; of Captain M ANBY , w i t h h i s mortar inveol'z` )l). They were all saved. 5c 6 , On the voyag e o f t h e _ Hi ndustan, Captain ri from New South Wales,' Mrs. PASCO WaS . of a son, near Isle Garnde, off the coiist of 00 , gonia ; but troth the ship having procee . cle d : 4) rt the world easterly, a curious enign a arise-' ' ' WI ) spe'dling the time o f t h e bi rth it at the place of! pened, it was a quarter before eight, in th e ing of Thu rs d a y, July the .sth ; but at Gree r ''`d a i it was halt-pa st tea , i n t h e morning ut /frethies July - the 4th. During the late Chester Fair, --- DAV-- 4 '„o 0. of Cefuywaen, near Wr ex h am , sent his w 4 ltt lor a pipe of wine, Whh..h, as it arrived late at' l/ T, f o' was to have remained ,in the told-yard till rj , 1 0 10; tog. One of the savants, howeter, and some • pani.ins, rose in the night, ploggt.n tne ~fter drawing oft: a tolerable k onion e ai nd bowls, &c go t so C omp l etely intoxicate d , - were unaOie to stop th e h o l e wh i c h they:bad f and in the morning the who,le contents ran (3' nr i d S( b e .,, th e . Pie \;,)`., Of 0. It:. Iv ,;-1, th vot: 0 t tklop . 16 at l e . l b, 1,, &io n , ,'fie p fo r F Pi nar Til os , Gen. to ari Inea s Ma ne sl town At Va t% ,. ei high h e llar free. C A I )